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kolonel_71
1st June 2003, 07:21
Gday all,

Was wondering what software people use (DVD95COPY, DVD2ONE etc etc) to write these programs.

I am looking at starting a programming course, and one of the modules incorporates writing a program that has a practical use.

Is there a "better" programming language to use ?

Can anyone direct me to any guides/sites available on the internet ?

Any help/guidance will be appreciated.

Regards
Rob

killingspree
1st June 2003, 08:07
afaik the most commonly used languages are C, C++ and Delphi. Delphi is rather used for GUI writing and C++, C and Assembler for actual development. GordianKnot was written mostly in Delphi for example. I have no idea what was used for those DVD one click solutions, but i'm fairly sure it's either C/C++ or Delphi.

steVe
PS: perhaps sopmeone with greater programming knownledge can verify this (:

ultimatebilly
2nd June 2003, 09:58
I have no clue of programming at all, but if I remember correctly, DVD2one was written in "most effective assembly", thus the program is only some KB big...
But if I'm right, assembly is one of the hardest languages, because it is very near to "machine code"...
I personally would go for C++...